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Which section in an orchestra has the most instruments
string
Name the lowest male singing-voice.
a bass is the lowest male singing voice.
The bell-lyra and orchestra bells are associated with which instrument
glockenspiel
Which group carries the American flag in a drum and bugle corps
color guard
What must be present in order for pitch to be created and notes to be played
vibration
Which of these is the most important element with regard to the creation of sound
vibration
What is the highest voice classification for a male
Tenor in men, treble in boys. Falsetto is more of a gimmick than a gift.
What is the middle classification for a female voice
Mezzo soprano is the female voice range that lies between soprano and contralto. Mezzo sopranos tend to have secondary roles in operas, with some notable exceptions.
Which term is defined as the music for an orchestra
a score
Which instrument consists of a keyboard with an arrangement of twenty three to seventy seven bells
A carillon is an instrument that consists of a keyboard with an arrangement of twenty-three to seventy-seven bells.
What is answers best describes how sound is created
Air causes the vocal cords to vibrate and also vibrates against the surface of the throat and mouth.
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Which of these describes a clavichord
the bass drum is used to provide rhythm for a piece of music
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